Chap 14

Question 1

Cardiac center

Answer 1

adjust the rate and flow of heart

Question 2

Vasomotor center

Answer 2

adjust blood vessel diameter

Question 3

respiratory center

Answer 3

controls the rate and depth of breathing

Question 4

The reflex center

Answer 4

controls coughing, sneezing gagging swallowing, vomiting, salivation, sweating, movements of the tongue and head.

Question 5

Pyamids

Answer 5

Carries motor signal from brain to the cerebral cortex to the spine, activating muscles, Baseball Bat Shaped

Question 6

Olive

Answer 6

considered part of the pons and part of the auditory system, aiding the perception of sound.

Question 7

Right and left hemispheres are connected by the

Answer 7

vermis

Question 8

Cerebellum is connected to the brain stem by the

Answer 8

cerebellar peduncles

Question 9

The gray matter folds in the cerebellun

Answer 9

folia

Question 10

Large single cell layer in the cortex

Answer 10

Purkenje synapse

Question 11

Cerebral peduncles hold the

Answer 11

Corticospinal tract

Question 12

Helps control fine movement through red nucleus

Answer 12

Tegmentum

Question 13

Sends inhibitory signals to the basal nuclei and thalamus

Answer 13

Substantia nigra

Question 14

the sensory relay station that receives emotion and sensation is

Answer 14

deicephalon

Question 15

hypothalamus controls these 7 fuction

Answer 15

Hormone
autonomic nerve system
thermoregulation
water and food intake
sleep and circulation rhythms
memory
emotional behavior

Question 16

Roof-like aqueduct in midbrain

Answer 16

Tecum

Question 17

tegmentum is dominated by

Answer 17

red nuclei

Question 18

Most of the volume of the cerebrum is

Answer 18

white mater

Question 19

tract of white mater extending from gyrus to gyrus

Answer 19

Association tract

Question 20

tract of white mater extending across hemispheres involved in communication

Answer 20

commissural tract

Question 21

The process in which the brain learns to ignore repetitive simulation while remaining sensitive to others is called

Answer 21

habituation

Question 22

tract of white mater that connect the lobes and gyri of each hemisphere to each other

Answer 22

projection tract

Question 23

lobes per hemisphere

Answer 23

5

Question 24

lobes per cerebral

Answer 24

10

Question 25

Amydala is important to

Answer 25

emotions

Question 26

hippcampus is important to

Answer 26

memory

Question 27

3 tracts of cerebral white mater

Answer 27

association commissural projection

Question 28

Nerve I

Answer 28

Olfactory nerve (smell)

Question 29

II

Answer 29

Optic, Vision

Question 30

III

Answer 30

oculomotor (Movement of eye)

Question 31

IV

Answer 31

Trochlear (eye movement)

Question 32

V

Answer 32

Trigeminal (face, touch temp, pain)

Question 33

VI

Answer 33

Abducens (eye movement)

Question 34

VII

Answer 34

Facial Primary Root (FPR)

Question 35

VII

Answer 35

Facial Intermediate Nerve (FIN)

Question 36

IX

Answer 36

Glossopharynegeal nerve (taste touch pressure)

Question 37

X

Answer 37

vagus nerve (taste, hunger, fullness)

Question 38

XI

Answer 38

Accessory Nerve (swallowing, neck and shoulder movements)

Question 39

XII

Answer 39

Hypoglossal nerve (tongue movement, food manipulation, swallowing.)

Question 40

Old Opie Occasionally Tries And Feels Very Gloomy, Vague, And , Hypoactive

Answer 40

Olfactory, Optic, Opticmotor, trochclear, trigeminal, abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear, glosspharnegeal, Accessory, Hypoglossal.

Question 41

VIII

Answer 41

Vestibulcochlear nerve Sensory (hearing, sense of balance)

Question 42

Which part of the brain comes from the same origion

Answer 42

Ponds

Question 43

3 primary brain vesicals

Answer 43

fore brain, mid brain, hind brain

Question 44

3 meninges

Answer 44

Duramater, arachnoidmater, piamater

Question 45

Parietal lobe nickname

Answer 45

Sensory

Question 46

Frontal lobe nickname

Answer 46

motor

Question 47

Temporal lobe nickname

Answer 47

auditory lobe

Question 48

Occibital lobe nickname

Answer 48

visual lobe